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The Pickerel Inn, Stowmarket - pub details

Pickerel Inn

Address: 65, Stowupland St, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 1EQ [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 18309) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations Stowmarket (0.1 miles), Needham Market (3.8 miles)

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user reviews of the Pickerel Inn, Stowmarket

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Am a regular here. Currently run by Jaz and Elton who have been there probably 5 years. Both they and their staff give a friendly welcome.Is 2 minutes from Stowmarket Station with a good selection of real ales including Adnams. Live music at week-ends, car park with outside seating plus a lively team scene from football to crib.
Mordred - 1 Sep 2010 11:04
Pub number '6' during a Stowmarket crawl, so memory getting a bit hazy by this time !
An excellent pub - with excellent beer - Woodford's Wherry & Adnams Bitter.
Good 'pubby' atmosphere, although quiet for a Saturday afternoon, but we weren't complaining.
Would certainly visit again.
dragonforce - 19 Oct 2009 14:11
I think if you look back in history the name of the pub came from a fishing industry that use to thrive in the Gipping back in the 1800's.

The pub was also used at the end of the harvest, as far back at 1813, for the farm workers to spend their "frolic money".

I have no personnel knowledge of this pub as I'm sitting here in BC Canada. There is a book, Life and Traditions in Suffolk and North East Essex, by Norman Smedley, 1976 ( ISBN 0 460 04221 I )

Due to copyright I can not print what is says about this pub, but the pub is mentioned on page 86 of this book.

matman - 8 Nov 2008 20:20
Went on a Saturday and enjoyed an excellent live band, beer was served just right and a good choice of Adnams or Shepards Neam's Spitfire (which I've never had on draft before!)

The landlady was welcoming and the staff were very friendly, an outstanding choice for a night out with live tunes in Stow' and a decent pint!
Jammahn - 13 Sep 2007 20:54
Loud and Vibrant (and thats on the nights without a band, (Fridays and Saturdays)) Staff friendly enough, agree with Quinno, last review, Adnams is well kept but a bit cold. Nothing to really set it apart a run of the mill drinking hole.
Hops_n_Malt - 4 Jun 2007 23:13

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